"He's a talent, man," Revis said of Cooper, per NJ Advance Media. "He makes plays. Overall, he can play. He's one of the premier guys coming up in the league."

Said slot cover man Buster Skrine: "He reminds me of (Bengals wideout) A.J. Green, because A.J. came in and made an impact right away. He's a complete receiver. He's advanced to be a rookie. He's one of the top receivers in the league right now."

Game Pass reveals a pro-ready playmaker and outstanding route-runner willing to battle for the ball against the league's premier corners. Much of his 134 yards against the Browns in Week 3 came against Pro Bowl corner Joe Haden, who came away gushing about Cooper's precociousness.

It's not just the Jets defense praising Cooper, with pass-catcher Brandon Marshall telling reporters, per the New York Post: "I've been a fan of Amari Cooper since college."

"He's a stud. He's a stud muffin," said Marshall: "I've never really seen this type of player before. ... It's like a mix between (Chad) Ochocinco and A.J. Green almost, where he has sweet routes, but it's not unorthodox, it's so smooth I can't explain it."

Marshall can't explain it, but the Jets better find a way to diagnose Cooper before Sunday -- or suffer the consequences.